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Can I post on behalf of someone else?
There was an old bloke walking around Victoria station earlier, going up to young people and shouting "Put your trousers on properly!" Funny :D |
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Colds aka man flu. What’s the point of them? They aren’t strong enough for a bit of population thinning but are just a pain in the arse.
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Peasants who start eating food before they have paid for it in supermarkets. Subhuman scum.
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On hold music!
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Agree. Although I do make a confession. I went into a supermarket once to get some food for a fry up with a seriously heavy hangover. I had some orange juice in my basket as well and was suddenly overcome with a raging thirst that had to be quenched as I was queuing up at the checkouts. Am I forgiven ? |
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For about the 8 billionth time...
Drivers who don't use their indicators |
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Regularly do it when I take my daughter of 4 years shopping. I’ll often break open a multi bag of Pom bears and give her a bag to keep her going. I’m scum [emoji17] |
BBC News. Reporting what the man in the street thinks about the news, not the actual news.
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Also chavvy types who walk round supermarkets eating take away food bought elsewhere. |
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People who sit in traffic with their foot on the brake pedal so that if you are sitting behind them you get dazzled by their brake lights. Use your handbrake nobheads.
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The lack of toilets at work.
2x urinals and 2 cubicles for about 200-300 men. And what is it with the 3 hand basins and 2 hand dryers ? |
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I can't believe I've not mentioned this before - automatic doors that do not open quickly enough, causing me to break my step & have to wait for them to open. They're supposed to facilitate my progress, not aggravate it.
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Breville's new "kettles" so unecessarily savvy, got one in my household for some stupid reason. What is wrong with a normal pour kettle?! My old kettle's filter has broke so I am stuck between drinking tea and coffee caked in limescale or using this pretentious piece of crap. The limescale goes down very well(!)
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Add to this the instant indicate and turn, and the no warning hazards on and pull to the kerb - both usually employed by PHVs .. Uber or otherwise |
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Not only that - when there is something to report the main news reader will tell us all about it, then they will go the reporter at the scene saying something like this " Can you talk us through the mood locally, how are people feeling" etc etc. This reporter will simply repeat what the first one says. Then its back to the studio to talk to the expert. Total overkill. And last Friday the main news story was about Andy Fkin Murray announcing his retirement. Ahead of Brexit, Syria, Migration etc etc. |
Why don't dictionaries have an index - how the **** are you supposed to know what page the word you want to look up is on??
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Thankfully Google understands my dilemma! (Dilemma being a case in point!) |
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Someone's actually put an artificial tree into the local Christmas tree recycling cage. Arsehole.
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Proof reading and signing off on a document, only to find an error in it when you receive the official document.
The most annoying thing being there is absolutely no one to blame but myself as the error was there in the signed off copy. It's going to cost time and money to fix... :wallbash::wallbash::wallbash: |
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To be honest, it never crossed my mind that proofread would be one word, and it is one of those situations that gets past the grammar/spell check. I did find this: Quote:
Sounds like I'm just "old school"! |
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Are you allowed to say "poof" on here?
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TERRIBLE drivers, worse still, at a roundabout they'll go 3/4 of the way around, not only no indicators but they'll be on the inside lane too, cutting straight across the outside lane. If you know what I mean. Drives me mental, so dangerous and completely illogical. |
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In Andalucia roundabouts are convenient places to stop to pick up your mates...drop them off....or just stop for a chat.
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Tourists who refuse to use self-checkouts, thus holding up horny-handed British sons of toil who are after cigs and/or lottery tickets.
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Mosquitos.
Or, to be precise, that one mosquito that buzzes around the room in the small hours of the morning. |
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Those two tools have made people lazy. |
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People that say "bye" 117 times when closing a phone call.
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This snowflake culture that has emerged in recent years. When did we all get so ******* sensitive?
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It's down to the B vitamins in yeast apparently, which repel them. Worked a treat in Thailand. |
It’s true we used to top up with Vegimite in NZ and it really helped v the sand flies.
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Morons. |
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Good luck (and don’t be misled by the official looking review done by a kid at school) |
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Then there must be some proper scientific research that you can quote to back up your personal observations. Good luck. :D |
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nose rings
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Meditation headsets. F*ck off, you wankers. Another wizard wheeze designed to part idiots from their money. Snapchat Spectacles. Cottage Cheese Wi-Fi bookends. I made that last one up, but some gullible c*nt will try to buy them on Amazon. The Weimer Republic decadent?
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I can’t decide whether it makes her look like a boar or a bull. If I hadn’t watched the new Gilllette advert I’d have tried pulling it to see if it works properly on all species who have them fitted. |
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I may have mentioned this before but if not then I believe it's worth mentioning again and again...
Supermarket morons who have deemed it fit to introduce mini trolleys for kids to push around their shops when times are busy. Morrison's in this case. Especially around the Christmas period. Now I'm not one to usually frequent the likes of Morrison's. Their crinkle cut gherkins being the only reason I visit but I asked a member of staff the reason for the kiddy trolly lark and was told that it eased the younger consumer into the shopping experience. Needless to say that I'm on a new trek for a less chavvy kind of crinkle cut gherkin. The search continues... |
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The auto-correct on my phone
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You don’t have kids, do you? |
Spanish who sit within inches of each other but still feel the need to shout to have a conversation.
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I love kids but I don't see the need for them to shove mini trollys around an already busy supermarket. ****** mental. |
People who stand by zebra crossings but don't cross the road.
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fM radio signals that now seem so weak you keep losing the station when driving.
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People who query personal observations by demanding peer-reviewed, scientific studies to prove it! :D |
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The weird ear thing where someone pieces/makes/I don’t know how the freaks do it, a hole in their ear lobe and inserts some implement in it. WTF is all that about?
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